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Published: 2011-07-19 16:59:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 17333; Favourites: 372; Downloads: 749
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Description
Rendered in Daz Studio 3 and postworked in Photoshop.This is an entry for the WAR contest over at Mercenary Studio's .
Credits:
Girl:
- V4 by Daz3D
- Skin: Milan by danae
- Hair: Brooke Hair by Goldtassel and littlefox
- Suit: Stellar Sniper by Valandar
- Rifle: BEO2K10 by mighty_mestophales and Sequestrian
Mech: BEO2K10 by mighty_mestophales and Sequestrian
Ship: The Mercator by xenic101 and Mihnea
Environment:
- Ruins: City Ruins and Urban Ruins and Rubble by Stonemason
- Buildings: Urban Sprawl 2 The Big City by Stonemason
- Fog: Mood Master 2 by Dreamlight
Added in postwork:
- light effects
- fire
- Yoda keychain from neatoshop.com
Inspired by the wonderful artwork by Andree Wallin.
Click download for full view!
edit: fixed the warp effect on the girl.
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Comments: 71
Mine if i borrow one of your pic don't worry i wont claim that its mine just need to background for my Scifi story
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for a second I thought it was Kat from Halo:Reach.
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Looks hopeless but I can see away out!
Hope she can see it too!
Bloody cool pic!
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The only flaw her face. Too flat and wide. The rest is stunning art.
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Yes you're right. I used a very wide angle 3D camera and everything on the far left and right of the scene was distorted as a result. I already compensated the distortion in postwork in Photoshop, but it's still noticable in her face. I'm glad you like the rest of the scene.
thanks for commenting!
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Reminds me of the Terminator movie universe
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Yes, that is definitely one of the references. I love that univers...
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Hi,
Just thought about how this picture could be seen in the viewpoint of a recon-bot. Fish-eye lens kinda look would be cool with a blue hue on her and she could either look worried to be discovered or about to shoot it with a handgun!
Sorry justa thought!
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So maybe you might render one? I wanted to see it how you will do it. Hope you will so I can enjoy the piece.
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I will render my 136 ideas first, before I start rendering other peoples ideas
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Sure no worries I shall wait for the 137th? lol
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Thought I saw somekinda wide angled shot here. Nice one. Ever thought of trying out Aftereffect for the postwork? Well if you do let me know the outcome coz I have yet to try too
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Yes, I did use a wide angled camera.
After Effects is more for animation, not for stills like this one.
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I know that is what I thought, but hey, you can apparently get interesting effects even for stills. I don't know, guess I will have to figure that one... although I wonder if the effects are the same between photoshop and aftereffects. Anyway, I thank you for your tutorials.
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Very cool, but it seems to me that there's something wrong with the perspective...
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I used a camera with a very wide angle, so it looks a bit distorted at the edges.
Thanks for commenting!
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Great work, lighting and depth is great. I like the lens flares.
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This great work has been featured in news article [link]
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Nice Work! you've done it again man keep it up!
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Very apocalyptic. Love the "in your face" lights with those big things in the background. Your flames are looking a little bit 2D there, kind of like sprites on 2d planes. Think it's something to do with the straight lines they're on. Best thing with the lights, not overdoing the halos, I keep thinking there could be one of those corona things more in the foreground but that could be because I've see a few of them lately, but looks great without 
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I don't see it myself but the flames are in fact 2D and the're in a line so you're probably right.
I didn't want to overdo the lens flare effects since they are considered 'bad practice' by pro's.
The reflection map in the glass is a unintentional and a coΓ―ncidence. If you're talking about the flames: they're supposed to be behind the glass...
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It's only "overdoing" if the light on that angle through that camera lens wouldn't actually produce that lens flare effect and you slapped it in because it's a lens flare and therefore "cool"
Could be flames behind the glass; when I was looking at it, it looked like it was reflecting the sky and possibly some neighbouring buildings. Could have misinterpreted.
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Yeah... you too... I think we both need it
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i love the atmosphere and the designs, one thing strikes me as odd tho... everything seems like its slightly stretched horizontally.
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The picture is not really stretched, but the camera has a pretty extreme focal length wich result in some warp effect at the sides.
Maybe I should have tried to correct it in postwork...
thanks for the comment!
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I straightened out the warp effect and re-upped the pic. It looks much better now.
Thanks for helping me to see it and fix it!
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